Former Meta COO Sandberg is documenting sexual violence by Hamas on Oct. 7

Former Meta Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg is currently filming a documentary on the sexual violence that occurred during the Hamas terrorists’ attack on Israel on Oct. 7.

Sandberg recently visited Israel and met with victims of the attack, which was the worst in the country’s history, resulting in 1,200 deaths. She visited the sites of massacred Kibbutzim and the Nova music festival.

In an interview with CNN, Sandberg stated, “When this happened, on Oct. 7, and the evidence started coming out about sexual violence, rape, genital mutilation … the silence was really deafening.” She emphasized the importance of not tolerating this form of sexual violence and urged people to acknowledge and address it.

Sandberg expressed how viewing photos of the victims has deeply affected her and shared her struggle to stop crying after witnessing the horrors inflicted by the terrorists.

One of the released hostages, Agam Goldstein-Almog, disclosed her ordeal to Sandberg, revealing that she and other captives were sexually violated during their captivity.

According to The Jerusalem Post, Goldstein-Almog recounted the harrowing experiences faced by her fellow captive at the hands of a terrorist.

The Journal reported that both women and men suffered sexual violence on Oct. 7, based on discussions with forensic experts, first responders, and investigators.

Sandberg’s documentary, tentatively titled “Screams Before Silence,” is set to be released in April and is being produced with the help of an Israeli production firm, Kastina Communications.